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GALLERY: Kamala Harris Houston Rally

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Logan Day, Sports Editor
Nov 1, 2024
HANGING OFF. Kamala Harris Supporters in the stands of the NRG Stadium hold Harris Walz signs while leaning over the railing at the top floor on Oct. 25 at the Houston Rally. The rally held up about 30,000 viewers, filling the seats around the stadium.
HANGING OFF. Kamala Harris Supporters in the stands of the NRG Stadium hold Harris Walz signs while leaning over the railing at the top floor on Oct. 25 at the Houston Rally. The rally held up about 30,000 viewers, filling the seats around the stadium.
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Photo: Logan Day
MOTHERS OF HOUSTON. Kamala Harris rally audience members cheer from the general admission rails holding a “Mothers against Greg Abbott” sign in NRG Stadium on Oct. 25. Abbot is the Governor of Texas, who had a hand in abortion laws. The phrase was meant to parallel the infamous Donald Trump slogan, “Make America Great Again” by using the same acronym

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